New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-15
SoMEOFTHED3LEGA ArEs AND THEIR CLUBS
FEATURES OF THE GROUPS OF MEN WHO WILL MAKE
THE CONVENTION

FEATURES OF THE GROUPS OF MEN WHO WILL MAKE
UP THE CONVENTION.
IL was hardly to be expected that all the delegates
appointed would attend. but the way they poured In
Yesterday from all points made the reception committee
think there would be few letters of regret to read
First came ths Ohio delegation numbering about fty
They are fine looking body OF men, each wearing be-
sIdc' MS edge baiSe finc specimen of the Buckeye
NUT which looks 50 much like the regular horse chest
nut that the unsOphsicatcd oungrs OF the hotel lob
bies began to Joke about the emblem dear to the
heart o. every loyal Ohio man. Among tho members
Of the delegation we'll known faces including
that of Judge l. W. Brown, of Wauseon, chairman oj
the Ohio Il publ can Central Committee. lie is a tall,
power ully built gentleman who seems capab of MAX
Ing speech that could be heard all over Madison
square Garlcn. In sizo he differs materially from
Daniel H. Watson, the Attorney General elect of Ohio
compacly built, rather young looking man OF medium
height, with ccarcut features and pleasing address.
X. j. Tanning, secretary of the State League, and
Colonel Allan r. Bnrnswald of Cleveland, two
Others who were quickly recognized 10y numerous
friends here Here of tho Others Colonel
A. ". Jones, q. p Shatler, A. *. Taylor and Ell b.
Walker OK the Youngstown Club: Charles d. Meade,
of Meade n CO.. Dayton, of the largest fine paper
houses I'm the West; Charles ". Dustin and Frank
Conovcr, two rising young lawyers of Dayton; W.
T.. Scwcll, Reid Carpenter y. |. Lcyman and Daniel
j. Ryder, Speaker OF the Ohio House Of Represent
atlves: Judge King. &. L. Kurtz, of Columbus, pr
Natc secretary 10 ex-governor Foster, Adutan General
Axclinc, Philo Clark and Charles kenny, Of Ports
month The Blaine Club, OF Columbus OF which
Secretary Tanning is a member, sent +. g Donaldson
&. II. Moore A. {. CIin', and Frank g. stewart Il.
b. Walkcr and H. c. Roland are here from the Lincoln
Club of Youngstown. The only representative from
the Lincoln club Of Cleveland Is ". II. Eeavs. @.
j. Manix represents the Logan Club OF the city.
The rest of the Ohio delegates will arrive S O'Clock
to night.
After luncheon yesterday the delegates went over
to the rooms Of the Ohio Club In Fifth ave, where
they wcrc hospitality received
RECEIvl d AT THE REPUBLICAN CLUB.
This was repeated when they entered the Rcpub-
can Club in Invent ghth ST., whore open house
Will DO kept during the Convention. Mr.. Lchmaer
and the Others In charge Of the club rooms had every
thing prepared inthe most attractive manner, nclud-
Ing a tempting luncheon I'm ths billiard room and
tho visitors felt at homo Immediately.
At the club rooms they found
tho delegates from almost every other state and
two territories. Texas had for representative
a. ". Cnney, member Of the National Committee
from that state lie lives In Galveston, strong pro-
lection district that Tom" Ochiltrcc carried against
the combined Democratic forces because he was an all
vocaic of this sound American doctrine.
Besides Mr. Cuncy and the oao crowd these are
some of the other delegates who sSopped in from time
to time: TX Governor Tuttle, of Arizona; Colonel
George w. Hooker. of Vermont and about twenty other
delegates from that state, including Governor Page,
General John q. McCuoch, Frederick Billrgs, Morton
Marvin, Guy c. Noble, George T. Chds General WILL
lam Wells, ". t. Burnap, W. c. Dunton T. W. Clem-
ent, G.. c. Benedict Captain b. J. Derby, Colonel
Le Grand H. Cannon, S. s. Bcdard W. C. Smith, Colo
mel c. S. Forbes, ". r. Page ". @. Vcazcy and T. X.
Kendall. Senator Edmunds aud Nr. Benedict, OF " Tho